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Stuart, FL 34994
At Addington Place of Stuart, we provide truly person-directed care, with a focus on each resident as an individual and to provide them with care that’s as unique as they are. We offer Independent Living, Assisted Living and Memory Care, with a seasoned and dedicated staff. Here, individual attention informs almost everything we do. You can see it in the wide array of tailored activities and programs, designed to engage and delight. All this makes Addington Place a secure, enriching place to live.
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